The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1887-05-26

from an attack of Inflammation of th
bowels and stomach.
Rev. Mr.. Meek delivered the thil
teenth of his lectures on the Life {
David, Sunday evening.
One hu ndred thousand jack salmo
have been placed in the waters of tn
west branch of the Mahoning river.
Mrs. Abigail C.McClun died at 12 m
Tuesday night. at the. residence of he
son.in-law, Robert Lindsay. Her dis
ease was structure of the bowels.
$50 in the shade revives pleasan
memories of the days of blizzards
when it was at least possible to keel
cool.
A number of local horsemen attend
ed the. Fasig sale at Cleveland las
| week. and some bargains in colts wer,
obtained.
The dance It the Brimfeld TowI
Hall, last Friday evening was wei
attended and thoroughly enjoyed BY
all who participated.
The new tile works will soon have
kiln of tile ready to burn. We are
Informed new and larger engine will
soon he placed in the works.
The ladies of the Disciples Church
gave a veal pie dinner last Friday
which was we'll patronizsd. An ex-
ceilent meal was served.
Mr.. Cassius Morgan. one of the gen
tlemen engaged in drilling for gas in
this city, was called home Saturday
by the death of an infant child.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. McGahan, OF
Pittsburg. were in the city last week,
being called here by the death of Mr..
P. F. Byers, Mrs. McGahan's father.
It's mild tempered individual who
can preserve equanimity on being in
formed by every one he meets, "It's a
warm day." when the thermometer
registers in the 8Os and 90s.
Seneca Green, an old and respected
citizen of Franklin township and one
of the directors of the Pioneer Associ
..;ion, died on Monday of last week,
of Bright's disease, aged IS years.
Our young friend John 8. Beazle
and Miss Jessie Burroughs were united
in marriage, on Sunday last. by Rev.
Andrew Wilson. May peace, joy and
happiness abide with them.
With the approach of Summer the
" campers begin to talk of their an
nual outing, and soon their white
walled cottsges will adorn the shores
of the beautiful lakes of this region.
A new time table on the N. Y. P. &
.. went into effect on Sunday last
Trains and have been put on the
road again and trains and IL run be
tween N. Y. and Chicago via Buffalo.
Mr.. Charles Yahrling received q
dispatch on Monday from his brother
in Wheeling, w. Va. announcing the
dangerous illness of his mother. de
left for Wheeling Monday afternoon.
The special election held in Kent on
Saturday last, on the question of build
ing another school house in that city, /,
resulted very decided majority of
yes" ballots.
The Cleveland bakers have pooled
and bread has risen a cent q loaf. That
kind of rising in bread raises protest
from the doughty consumers, mas.
much as the emptyings are all taken
from their pockets.
The race for the nomination on th Q
Republican ticket for the offices of
County Clerk and Probate Judge is
exciting. We hear the names of Sea-
ton, Olds and Webb mentioned for the
former Office, and those of Ingell and
Sperra for the latter.
A party of relic hunters recently
opened an Indian mound ON the place
of N. A. Taft, in Braceville, and un-
earthed three skeletons, besides nu.
merous implements, knives, arrow
heads, etc. The relics were presented
to Hiram College.
Let us remark for the benefit of our
vigilant Game Warden, that Sandy
Lake has been seined within the past
ten days, and that there is every indi
cation that speariDg is common
amusement on Muddy.
The members of Mcintosh Post, No.
827, G.. A. r., do most cordially invite
the members of all other organizations
in Ravenna Village to unite with them
in observing the Memorial Services
on Decoration Day, Monday, May 80
1887. J. II. FURRY, P. C.
Judge James s. Carpenter, of Ak
ron, made us q pleasant call THURSDAY
last, while in town in the interest O
parties in Cuyahoga Falls endeaverine
to prevent the Kent Water Co. takins
the water from Plum Greek. to ths
injury of the water power at the Falls
On Saturday last the prisoners con
fined in the county Jail nearly sue
ceeded in making a family exodu.
from the walls of their temporary
abode. They had loOsensd severa
large stones in the south wall of tn,
building, and had they not been dis
covered would shortly have been OF
the outside. AS it is they still ingel
in "limbo.n